Yeah.

And so then I told the fraternity kind of what happened because I was still technically at Pledge.

So when I was at the police station, the biggest question was, we saw you coming out of the fraternity house.

Were you hazed tonight? And I was like, I'm not cracking on that.

So I kept saying, no, no, no.

And they were like, if you tell us where you got...

this cocaine from, we'll drop this, we'll go after the person who sold you it.

Can you tell us a story?

You know, what's your occupation? And just whatnot, right?

Yeah.

So originally from Oregon, the West coast.

So grew up there, spent the first 22 years of my life in Oregon.

And then when I was 20, when I was 20, I had my son and you know, that was a real, that was a wake up call, you know, being 20 years old with a, with a newborn.

So we, me and my wife, both worked at the time.

It was low paying jobs, living paycheck to paycheck.

Can you guys like walk me through and, and Bowser, you can lead since this is kind of your show, but I'm curious to what BP thinks from an organizational standpoint, but yeah, Kind of walk us through what is it like in iRacing to be a part of a house team? Like, are you guys getting perks that the average paying customer subscribing is not getting? Like, how does that